What are your past lives?

[Clover]

Originally Posted by Colorado

I am pretty sure I started out as a single cell organism...and then very slowly worked my way up to being a four legged, big mouth human with very small ears. My ears were the last thing to develop...I can tell by the way I listen to others. I most likely spent most of my past lives as a fish in the sea, perhaps a big mouth bass.

LOL, very nice. I wouldn't rule it out a possibility. Makes sense. The theory not your physical features. :) Considering my Spanish background, I was probably a vicious piranaha in the amazon and inhibited my way to the native islands. Don't test me My soul certainly was born in the sea.

note the one getting away

[Shekinah]

We are all everybody because we are entangled as one spirit. Who you think you might have been depends upon the connection made with Akashic records. This is why so many people claim to have been a person of historical significance. They are not fabricating they are just tuned in to that repository of Akashic record.

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

Originally Posted by Shekinah

They are not fabricating they are just tuned in to that repository of Akashic record.

Makes perfect sense. I just wonder... why connect to someone "evil", when one could as well connent to someone else?

[DoctorStrange]

Here's me in one of my past lives
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb....valPirateE.pdf

Jean Francois de la Rocque

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

Interesting. You're sure this is one of your past lives and not some other connection to the Akashic records? How does it feel for you? Would you have preferred a past life as any other average joe? Not that one had a choice.

[DoctorStrange]

I've had past life readings where i had bits of info from here and there, and from my own experiences.

And something told me to google a certain phrase of phrases, and the french guy came up.

I definitely had a life as an average joe before, but this was not it.

This french guy was definitely me. No doubt. The resonance is both so uncanny and unmistakable.

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

I do believe you. I can imagine how it must feel.

"Resonates extremely strongly", yes. The life of an infamous guy resonates extremely strongly with me, and I don't know why. Past life or something else?
I'd rather have it to be something else.

I am glad to have met you here, ExperiencingTheJourney.

[DoctorStrange]

Originally Posted by SeekerOfKnowledge

I do believe you. I can imagine how it must feel.

"Resonates extremely strongly", yes. The life of an infamous guy resonates extremely strongly with me, and I don't know why. Past life or something else?
I'd rather have it to be something else.

I am glad to have met you here, ExperiencingTheJourney.

Same here SOK

[Moon_Glow]

I had a regression at 18 and this is what I found out:

Most recently I was in a Middle Eastern country - lots of sand - my uncle owned an auto garage and there were beat up cars everywhere - I think it was the early days of automobiles.
My sister died during childbirth and I raised her daughter as my own, I never married and made a living selling textiles at a market. The happiest day I had was when my niece got married and I died alone in my bed.

Before that I was British aristocracy, married to a Duke with 3 children. I had a daughter named Julia and 2 sons, the youngest was named Percy and I do not know the eldest sons name. My death in this life came a bit more tragically - arsenic poisoning. When I was an old woman bound to a wheelchair of some sort, my son Percy's wife put arsenic in my tea and I died alone.

I know from personal memories that I also lived in the British Isles in the 1500s and I feel such a yearning to go back there that I literally get homesick for a place that I have never seen.

Any advice on self regressions?

-V

Originally Posted by WhiteWarrior

I have had some past lives. I could make a list but I ask myself, what is the point? What is the point in living life after life? Do we REALLY achieve anything with it? Is the mature journeyer of a thousand lives truly wiser or kinder than a five year old child in its very first life?

Different circumstances, different purposes, different challenges. These all correlate with certain themes that may be present in one life more so but less in another. The wisdom of a life can be expanded through the unique lense of a fresh existence